Security Weekly

	Security Weekly

	View online  | Share on Facebook	August 24, 2009

	In this issue Jailed SF network administrator faces fewer charges McAfee seeks gag on exec ousted over options Hacker Mitnick may sue AT&T over data breach Los Angeles gets its Google Apps groove Facebook disables 6 rogue phishing apps, but 5 more appear Jailed SF network administrator faces fewer charges Judge dismisses most of the charges against a former San Francisco network administrator accused of hijacking the city's computer network. Read full story  McAfee seeks gag on exec ousted over options Former McAfee President Kevin Weiss wants to clear his name after being awarded damages over his firing, but McAfee wants the information to remain confidential. Read full story  Hacker Mitnick may sue AT&T over data breach Kevin Mitnick's mobile account gets breached. AT&T allegedly says it's not at fault and plans to drop his contract and not compensate for damages. Now he may sue. Read full story  Los Angeles gets its Google Apps groove The nation's second-largest city is close to overcoming security fears and jumping on the cloud computing bandwagon. Will other cities follow? Read full story  Facebook disables 6 rogue phishing apps, but 5 more appear Rogue applications keep cropping up that are sending Facebook users to a phishing site, stealing passwords, and then spamming users' friends as Facebook moves to quash them. Read full story  Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave
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